Sentence examples for lack of a singular from inspiring English sources

At this time, Klein and Eisen, now using the stage names Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley, decided that one of the reasons for Wicked Lester's lack of success was their lack of a singular image and musical vision.

While it's true that they have no superstar scorer (Kris Joseph leads the team, averaging 13.8 ppg), the Orange make up for their lack of a singular star with a bevy of quality players who can all be a star on any given night.

With regards OA-related joint pain; the lack of a clear, singular definition for OA has resulted in differences in the threshold for diagnosis, for some precluding active case-finding in primary care.

That also explains why he coined the pronoun hse for he/she to accommodate himself and his wife, given the lack of a third-person singular pronoun of common gender in English except the neutral "one".

"How low could you go?" "There was a singular lack of a meaningful message to the electorate in this election," he added.

The alternative, Ian Blackwell, has done little to endear himself to the management, his obvious weight problem more than anything an indication of a singular lack of appreciation of precisely what level of dedication is required to make headway as an international cricketer.

But the whimsical and capricious behaviour from recent presidents of the World Bank has a lot to do with the appointment process and the singular lack of a structured effort to establish goals and assess outcomes.

They lack a singular rallying cause but have a portfolio of protest issues, from global trade to capital punishment to animal rights.

John Reed, a silver-tongued Gilbert and Sullivan singer renowned for urbanity, verbal inanity, touching humanity, antic insanity and (a noteworthy trait in a world-famous player quite used to performing for crowned heads of state) a singular lack of theatrical vanity, died in Halifax, England, on Feb. 13, his 94th birthday.

The lack of gender-neutral singular pronouns in English continues to pose a challenge to careful writers.

The lack of a resolution to this debilitating struggle will remain the singular most daunting obstacle to the normalization of relations between Israel and the Muslim world.